This classic soft article of Camellia oleifera products was written by the ancients in poetry.

Zeng Xiaoyun (Huangye Village, Bai Yunxiang)

Late autumn and early winter in southern Jiangxi are the harvest seasons of navel oranges and camellia oleifera. Of course, at this time, it is also the flowering season of Camellia oleifera. Camellia oleifera is really a strange crop. At the same time, the same tree both blooms and bears fruit. People call this spectacle "holding a baby" and "holding a baby".

My first impression of Camellia oleifera is that when I was young, we would go to the mountains to find tea to eat. The sweet and crisp feeling makes people have a long aftertaste. Many years ago, I saw a photo of Camellia oleifera taken by a poet named Liao in Ganzhou, entitled "Honeymoon of Country People": In an oil tea garden, a couple (the man is my classmate) sucked nectar from Camellia oleifera flowers with straw stalks, full of sweetness and happiness. The poet has passed away, but his photos of Camellia oleifera remain in my mind. Last year or this time the year before last, I went to the countryside to visit farmers, and wrote a poem, "Visiting Farmers Never Meet":

This autumn, as a member of the resident team, I was sent to Tian Yuan Village in Ruilin Town to carry out precise poverty alleviation work. The day before yesterday, I went to Niuzuiwu Camellia Oil Base to mow grass and saw white camellia. There are two back-to-back flowers, which remind me of Jack and Ruth flying in the bow, so I photographed it and named it "snuggling".

Camellia oleifera has many aliases. We call it Chaz and Mu Zi here. Tracing back to the history and culture of Camellia oleifera, I found that few people praised Camellia oleifera in ancient times, whether it was trees, flowers or fruits. Investigate its reason, I guess there may be the following points. First, the history of large-scale artificial cultivation of Camellia oleifera is relatively short, according to scholars' research, it is only more than 1000 years, far less than those peaches, plums and willows that appeared in the era of the Book of Songs. Secondly, some poets confuse it with camellia, so when they see it with white flowers, they think it is Baishan tea. Third, ancient poets often emphasized aesthetics and neglected practicality. Poets seem to have little interest in reciting practical cash crops such as camellia oleifera, cotton and rape, and this situation does not seem to have changed much in contemporary times.

Of course, less doesn't mean no. In the vast sea of poems, I found a poem named Chazi, written by Qu Dajun, a Lingnan native in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

Tea oil can not only be eaten, but also moisturize hair and skin. This poem is about tea oil used to moisturize hair and skin. Camellia oleifera seed refers to camellia oil produced in the south. The poet praised tea oil with a straightforward word "beauty" from the beginning. Where is the beauty? First of all, beauty lies in fragrance. Dew flowers are flowers with dew, which I understand as a metaphor for people's appearance. But it reminds me of toilet water. According to the data, the "flower dew" of toilet water is named after "the flower dew is heavy and the grass smoke is low" in Ouyang Xiu's ci "Ruan Lang Gui Nan Yuan Spring Half Time". However, I think it is more appropriate to trace back to Li Bai's Qing Ping Diao, "Spring breeze blows the threshold to Revlon".

"It's better than tea, when it's soaked in cream." It's an inverted sentence, which should be understood the other way around. In other words, when people take a bath, applying tea oil is far more effective than tea liquid. Camellia, like Camellia oleifera, is white, honey source and can also be refined. People extract aromatic oil from tea tree flowers to make spices. We don't know the real function of tea oil and tea seed liquid. The author deliberately raised the tea oil, so there should be no advertising fee. Considering the rain and dew of the poet, the author's praise for the cold-eyed camellia oleifera is understandable.

"The clouds are full of rolls, and the moon is dizzy." This is the effect of writing tea oil. The beauty of women after using tea oil is vividly described by figurative rhetoric. The sentence comes from "Poetic Gentleman's Old Age": "Curly hair is like a cloud, arrogant." After applying tea oil, you can make your hair as dark and thick as a dark cloud and your eyebrows as bright and bright as a halo.

Since the effect is so good, what are you waiting for? Therefore, the poet finally said bluntly to the potential consumers in Yan Di and Wudi: Tea oil is so good, pay for it quickly, and it will remain beautiful after use. Why are consumer groups concentrated in Yan Di and Wudi? I guess Yan Di belongs to the north, which is cold and dry. Tea oil can shrink and moisturize, so there is a strong demand for tea oil. Wu produces beautiful women, everyone loves beauty, and the economy is rich and consumers have strong purchasing power. There is a great demand for tea oil as a skin care product. Well, our patriotic poet really works hard to promote tea oil in the south.

However, what makes me feel is that this rare poem of Camellia oleifera can be used as a classic soft text of Camellia oleifera products. You see, there are contrasts, effects, target groups and straightforward sales promotion. Today, you can kill countless tweets with patchwork and sameness. But for more than 300 years, no one has found it. This is a great pity. Therefore, I dug it up and introduced it to everyone, so that Camellia oleifera, a cash crop in southern Jiangxi, could add a little cultural content.

I also wrote a couplet about Camellia oleifera. Hunan Tianhua Camellia oleifera Technology Co., Ltd. collected poetry couplets for Tianlu Lake Experience Park, a tea garden base in Youxian County. Bailu Lake collects award-winning works of poetry couplets. My couplet won the first prize;

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